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“We ALL want this road. Why hold it up?' Impassioned plea at O2NL hearing
Delays and cost blowouts are not only concerning: they cost lives.
Tukorehe hosts NZTE trade delegation
NZTE staff, based around the world, are helping raise the profile of New Zealand.
Collaborative learning demonstrated
Shannon School nurtures relationships (with people, awa, whenua...) through creative arts.
Professor Mātāmua appointed Chief Advisor Mātauranga Matariki
Professor Mātāmua, born and raised in Levin, appointed Chief Advisor Mātauranga Matariki
Horowhenua to lead health reform in iwi-led pilot
"Local initiatives show community leaders are fully engaged such as the Levin health hub."
Grants life-changing for environmental students
"The privilege of being able to focus on my studies without the looming thought of debt"
Whānau Resilience offers a way out of violence
For Whanau Resilience, the key to success in beating violence is involving both partners
Lake Horowhenua clean-up closer to reality
Horizons has bought a farm allowing it to build a wetland that will improve water quality.
Hemp has come home to Horowhenua
"Conveniently halfway between our factory and office and had the perfect premises."
No infrastructure projects cancelled yet ... but
"Ministers are working through options on how to take the programme forward.."
Levin Women's Bowling Club closes after 70 years
"It was the best little club in town, it is sad to see it go."
Regeneration of original bush ends karaka reign
Non-fruiting karaka are left to offer cover as the original diversity of species returns.
Royal status for 2021 AP&I Show sections
Royal status helps to attract more participants and competitors than ever to an AP&I show.
Horowhenua Business Park attracts government
"The return of this level of Government facility has been a long time coming."
Electric cars can now recharge in Foxton
No need for range anxiety for EV owners with charging stations along SH1 every 75km.
Laying a mystery to rest: UK couple find truth about long-lost uncle
After an extensive search that provided another mystery, an old soldier has been honoured.
NZTA admits it has no funding for expressway
NZTA admits it has no money for expressway nor for safety measures for the existing road.
'Too ridiculous for words': Woman's 2c refund from IRD
"What a waste of money to keep sending this to me."
Teen's brainchild gets $50,000 boost
Study launched into better education and employment for young people, thanks to Liam.
Expressway route decision known by year end - NZTA
NZTA promises the definitive route for he Expressway will be known by the end of the year.
Kiwi soldier who died in 1965 finally buried at home
Terry Healey died in Singapore, now his body has finally been laid to rest at home.